At any rate she seems like a project player if she’s a senior who hasn’t committed yet. Other recruits who I have seen be connected to Hawaii are Annie Mitchem, (but according to CL she may not be until 2015) and Adora Anae. There was that article last week that said Hawaii was still recruiting her even though she committed to Utah. It sounded like she was having second thoughts about going away. In the article she mentioned that she’s worried about being homesick.

With the 6 scholarship players graduating they may get a transfer in the offseason as well.

Huff proved herself on the volleyball court during the summer when her 17-under Puget Sound Volleyball Academy team won the gold medal at the Girls Junior National Volleyball Championships in the 17-under Patriot Division. – Federal Way Mirror

Last season, Huff finished with 217 kills, 125 digs for the Titans, who finished 7-9 overall on the year.

~ Courtesy of the Who Cares! Department ~

Missouri (16-0)/SEC (1-0) : Tigers, whose recruiting class (with 2 Hawaii players) is 18th best in the nation acc. to PrepVolleyball.com, was expected to finish #3 in the SEC — after Florida and Kentucky … Team #1 in the nation in hitting percentage

[#14] North Carolina (13-0)/ACC (1-0)

[#19] Colorado St. (12-0)/Mountain West (3-0)

[#2] Washington (10-0)/Pac-12 (2-0)

Not much wiggle room, but I expect all of the above ranked teams to move up in Monday’s AVCA Coaches Poll.

Mizzou is the nation’s only undefeated left unrecognized. Granted I said last week and the week before last that the Tigers would obtain that 1 vote on at least 2 ballots needed to be listed among the nation’s elite. Hasn’t happened yet. Will happen in Monday’s new poll.

[Q: When it comes to undefeated seasons, 4 D1schools accomplished this feat. Can you name them? Try answering without googleing. Answer will be posted in Cindy’s next link.]

Also plays basketball